Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-22

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a. sanhoru. 1Qamtniff.
Tsothlrd. OF the PROD, OF the late O. A.
II. and \. Tvs Fair l. TO 20 Ia The Grad
Army, the remainder the Sons OF Veterans
ATE entitled 10.
Permission la. been granted the Norway
Light Infantry, by the Governor OF Maine
and The Governor OF New Hampshire, 10
pas. the lac AMI ctJoy themselves In
friendly dance AZ Gorhsm, y. III, FEB =.
The ". l.. 1. will give an exhibition dfiI
ln the evening.
The toboggan sliding Il booming, not
vithstsndlug the oft.Occurring change IN
the ONCE OF President freelani Howe,
E.a Ia. been chosen to hll the vacancy
made by the resignation OF General george
l. Heal, WIN. w. I'LL Is Vice President.
George X Howe. 10 IL reported, IL soon
10 make Norway bis permanent residence
SIR. Howe has been engaged In business IN
New York state.
The following named scholars OF the
Upper Primary School are the happy &c.
cipients OF the prizes offered In that school
for the best In department and ADVANCE
men, generally Fannie Cummings, Grey
Bennett, Fred Morgan.
The annual town report Is out In very
uss, psmphlet-printsd a. the Off0rl %
Adssriis,r ofiicc In workmsnlike-like style
We gather the following statistics there.
from Whole number OF polls, 'y2. Total
y,lue OF real estate, sil2 30? personal e..
tate, s2j5.5s?. Dogs. Us. Tsnes-to'ai
commitment, slt CGlg6i rate pr cent, J..
mills on dollar; poll tax. -. TOWn 'o.eu
for schools. s2.5oO. Highway account
O. 800 In labor, 20 be expanded IN TIE sew
eral districts the amount voted IN money
was 1900. The poor-to proprietor OF
the Elm House, for keeping usmPs, sI''sOi
10 other towns, s9G IS; there are twelve
on The town farm ranging In age rom III
20 30 years. Funded debt, I IL per cent,
sgl, COO; also under liabilities, $500 Tor
change OF engines for the Norway shoe
factory valuation OF shoe factory, slt 90
town farm, sg.OOe. The Supervisors re-
por, Is one OF the best given the town TOT
many years.
The masquerade promenade given by the
ladies OF tue UnlyersAlist Sewing circle
Tuesday evening. was q perfect success
The net profits were sl9.2 20. Much laugh
ter ana msrriment was created by the Co.'S
tunes. Concert Hall was oiled TO Us NJ
most.
The poles are In place aud At an early
date the remaining electric lights TO The
number OF IL will be In operation.
Miss Florence Andrews will take charge
OF the Lower Primary School next term.
Miss Annie witt has resigned on account
OF poor health.
saturday the I2th, stephen ID. Cummings
and Matte n. Jordan were married oy h.
Y. Smith, Esq. In the presence OF the iam.
files OF the bride and groom. Msny nen
presents added their mites TO render The
occasion more enjoy able. II possible. They
will occupy the new and elegant residence
ON Whitman street. The numerous friends
OF these young people are not only h,ppv
10 extend their most hearty congratuisuons
20 each, but 10 wish them long lives Win
health. wealth snd happiness throughout.
The America Bonney farm on Pixies iiili
has been exchanged for Frank J. Browns
stand In the village.
John ]. Hayden has sold his place on
Crescent 80. 10 Frank III. Noyes.
Mr.. Llnwood II Steward, representa-
the Provideni Aid Society OF foruano' ~
eanvassing the village. All.
Perry Jadkins and Fred Bolster, whIe
hunting one dsy the past week. captured
large FOX. a.
The gross receipts OF the late O. A. u.
and 4. ofv. Fair were $3.50, netting 70 the
two Orders 10 round ngures 500. III WAS
q success In al respects.
Meeting OF the oxford Trotting Horse
Breeders Association ., the office OF Besrce
4 Stearns the 26th.
Hon. A. Il Kimbali was referee In case
between Bean and brown, wednesday, ss
Bethel. Decision reserved.
Taylor & Stuart have opened barber
shop In the old National Bank Block.
The miniature toboggsn slide In the WIN
dow OF the Oxford Book Store Is OF no IT.
tie interest TO those visiting the village.
Mrs. G. 8. Cummings IL suffering rom .
severe cold.
The engineer a. the pumping station OF
the Norway Water Works has gone In
search OF new employment lie moved Dis
family wednesday.
Examination OF the village schools evil.
denced good work. Prof Whittsn and
Miss Hamilton will spend the two weeks
vacation visiting friends and new places
The spring term commences March J.
Rev. Mr.. wiswall delivered very Inter
estipg discourse on "Dsncing." sunday
evening. The topic for the next Sunday
evening will be "club Rooms" The "ev'
err day topics" are creating much thought
fulness In secular circles.
It's reported that the town VIII Dc sskeo
at the March meeting 10 part With the psi'
In front OF the shoe factory on MAIN o1eet.
II 10 proposed TO thereon erect very eosuJ
Memorial Hall.
The idea IL being entertained 70 some
extent that the town should furnish book
for the scholars-thus procuring them .
greatly red uced rates. why should 10
each town save the large amount annu ALL
paid for commission 70 book assnsF